【Pseudo-Family】 Four unrelated boys and girls become a family. A heartwarming human drama manga that can be read in 7 volumes - No, you na.!

Living alone, Kinaho suddenly finds herself living with two boys, 14-year-old Touma and 5-year-old Haruhi, brought by her boyfriend Akito. They are Akito's relatives who have just lost their parents in a traffic accident. Kinaho, Akito, Touma, and Haruhi, despite their confusion, start to build a new form of family.

Kinaho was quietly living at home as a writer, but her life changes drastically when Akito brings two boys to her. They are Akito's relatives who lost their parents in an accident and had nowhere to go among their relatives. Despite being confused by the sudden change, Kinaho decides to take them in.

Kinaho, Akito, Touma, and Haruhi, who have started living together, awkwardly but gradually get closer to each other. After spending their first New Year's holiday together, they begin to form family-like relationships. However, when Kinaho sees a picture drawn by Haruhi, she senses something.

This work meticulously depicts the life of Kinaho and the two children who suddenly appeared. Many readers may be surprised that Akito brought the children without consulting Kinaho, but as the story progresses, they will be moved by their humanity and kindness. Kinaho's warm heart and tolerance, and Akito's kindness, leave a strong impression on readers.

This work naturally portrays the diversity of family structures. Kinaho, Akito, Touma, and Haruhi explore a new form of family beyond blood ties, supporting each other and growing together. Especially, their interactions with people around them, such as Haruhi's kindergarten and Touma's middle school friends, expand their world.

The work delicately depicts the emotional turmoil of children who lost their parents and the struggles of adults, often bringing readers to tears. This work carefully captures human weaknesses and conflicts, making readers realize that all characters live and interact as individual human beings.

“No, you na.” is not only entertaining but also gradually seeps into your heart. The delicate emotions and everyday scenes of the characters are vividly depicted, making you eager to see what happens next. As you follow how Kinaho, Akito, Touma, and Haruhi grow and deepen their family bonds, you will want to keep reading this manga.

Kinaho's warmth, Akito's kindness, and the purity of Touma and Haruhi make this work captivating. Many of the words resonate with everyday scenes that everyone experiences, allowing readers to empathize by relating to their own lives. You won't be able to take your eyes off how their story unfolds.